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FEMA Integration Team

Chatham Community Emergency Response Team

Sept 25, 2019

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Introduction

David Musick

FEMA Preparedness Officer Team Leader Member of NC CERT Introduction to FEMA – FEMA Integration Team – Team Objectives – Questions/Answers

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FEMA’s Mission

Helping people … before, during, and after disasters.

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2018/2019 Disasters, Emergencies and Activities

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FEMA Integration Teams

• NC welcomes nation’s first FIT

April 17, 2018

• 17 FIT staff in Region IV
• In 2018: NC, TN & MS
• In 2019 AL, FL, GA & KY
• 2020: SC

NC FIT Design

• Preparedness: Support CERT, Provide Community Outreach,

Foster Individual Preparedness, Build Resilience

• Hazard Mitigation: Assess Risk, Develop Risk Reduction

Strategies and Plans, and Enhance Statewide Resiliency

• Response/Operational Planning: Incident Management Plans,

State Plans, Synchronize State/FEMA plans

• Recovery: Mass Care Plans, Disaster Housing Plans, Individual

Assistance Guidance

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FEMA Integration Teams

• Two roles: Regular duties and Disaster Duties
• “We are the help before the help arrives.”
• FIT members fold into the FEMA Regional and National deployed

teams to serve where needed most during disasters.

FIT Duties

• FIT Can:
• Participate in State Planning

Efforts

• Provide State and Local

partners with consultation and technical advice

• Provide explanation of FEMA

programs

• Support outreach and

preparedness activities

• Support SEOC activations
• FIT Can’t:
• Write State plans solo
• Replace State Capability
• Write Project Worksheets for

Public Assistance

• Complete Grant Applications

for State Agencies

• Change FEMA Policy

David Musick, Team Lead FIT-NC Preparedness 917-434-8967

david.musick@fema.dhs.gov

National Preparedness

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National Preparedness

• Help citizens and counties of NC prepare

to respond to emergencies and disasters

• Minimize effects of disasters and

emergencies through better preparedness

• Develop standards, training and exercises

for state and local governments, responders and communities

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National Preparedness

• Tribal Programs
• Higher Education
• Citizen Corps and CERT
• Law Enforcement Liaison
• Continuity of Operations
• Radiological Emergency

Preparedness Program

• State/Local Programs
• Training
• Exercises
• Hazardous Materials
• Preparedness Grants
• After Action/Lessons Learned

Programs

National Preparedness Goal

9/2015

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A secure and resilient Nation with the capabilities required across the whole community to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to and recover from the threats and hazards that pose the greatest risk.

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National Preparedness

Protection Prevention Response Recovery Mitigation

Preparedness

Mission Area

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National Preparedness

Critic ical al Trans nsportat ation Fatalit ality Manag ageme ement nt Services ces Inter erdic iction n and Disrup uption ion Mass Search h and Rescue ue Operatio ions ns Public lic and Privat ate Services es and Resour urces es Mass Care Servic ices Plannin nning Public lic Health h and Medic ical al Services es Infrastruc uctur ure Systems ems Operatio ional nal Communi unicat ations ns On On-Scene ne Securit ity and Protection ion Situat uatio iona nal l Assess essment nt Healt lth h and Social al Services es Environme nment ntal al Respons nse / Healt lth h and Safety Plannin nning Forensics and Attrib ibut ution ion Inter erdic iction n and Disrup uption ion Intel ellig ligenc nce and Infor

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ation ion Sharing ing Access ess Control l and Ident ntit ity Verific ificatio ion Screenin ning, g, Search and Detectio ion Plannin nning

PREVENT NT PRO ROTEC ECT RESPOND ND RECOVER ER

Econom

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ic Recovery Housing ing Communi unity Resil ilie ienc nce Long-Term Vulne lnerab abili ility Reduc uction ion Risk and Disas aster Resilie ilienc nce e Assess essment ent Threat ats and Hazar ard Ident ntific ificat ation ion

MITIGATE

Infrastruc uctur ure Systems ems Natur ural al and Cultur ural l Resour urces Intel ellig ligenc nce and Infor

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ation ion Sharing ing Operatio ional nal Coordinat ination ion Physic ical al Protectiv ive e Measur ures es Cybersecur urity Operatio ional nal Coordinat ination ion Public lic Informat atio ion n and Warning ning Public lic Informat atio ion n and Warning ning Public lic Informat atio ion n and Warning ning Public lic Informat atio ion n and Warning ning Public lic Informat atio ion n and Warning ning Operatio ional nal Coordinat ination ion Operatio ional nal Coordinat ination ion Operatio ional nal Coordinat ination ion Plannin nning Risk Manag agement ent for Protection ion Program ams and Activ ivit itie ies Plannin nning Screenin ning, g, Search and Detectio ion Supply Chain ain Integr egrit ity and Securit ity

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National Preparedness

Evaluate and Improve Plan Organizing & Equip Train Exercise/Mission

Cycle of Preparedness

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National Preparedness

• Provides consistency for emergency

management

• Promotes efficient use of resources
• Recognizes that the same framework

can be used for all disasters

ALL HAZARDS

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National Preparedness

• Community-based exercises
• Exercise the Emergency Support

Functions

• National security exercises
• Coordinates with other federal

agencies on national exercises

• Exercises Include Drills, Tabletop,

Functional and Full Scale

All Hazards Training Exercise Program

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National Preparedness

• Emergency Management Institute
• National Fire Academy
• Center for Domestic Preparedness

Training

• State/Local Training available

FEMA Training Facilities

Jordan Rink FIT-NC Planning 202-549-3879

jordan.rink@fema.dhs.gov

Operations Planning

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Operations Planning

• Deliberate Plans

Regional Plans, Emergency Operations Plans, Disaster Functional Plans, Strategic Plans

• Future Operational

Courses of Action, Forecasting, Cascading Effects,

Planning

Community Lifelines

• Crisis Action Plans

Incident Action Plans, Incident Support Plans, Disaster COOP Plans, Logistics Plans

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Operations Planning

National Planning Frameworks Federal Interagency Operational Plans Hazard/Incident Specific Annexes Regional Plans Department/Agency Plans State/Local Tribal Operations Plans

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Operations Planning

• Integrate and synchronize federal

capabilities

• Describe critical tasks and

responsibilities

• Provisions for rapid integration of

resources and personnel

• Supersede existing annexes to the

National Response Framework

National Frameworks Federal Interagency Operational Plans

• Summarize roles and

responsibilities

• Cover core capabilities
• Define coordinating structures
• Describe relationships between

mission areas

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Operations Planning

Edwardine Marrone FIT-NC Mitigation 404-433-3968

edwardine.marrone@fema.dhs.gov

Mitigation

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Mitigation

• Long-term risk reduction following a

federal disaster declaration

• Goal is to prevent future losses
• Collaborative process

Hazard Mitigation Grants

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Jim Jatko FIT-NC Recovery 609-675-3747

james.jatko@fema.dhs.gov

Recovery

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Begins before a disaster…

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Recovery

…and ends only when you say so

Recovery

Individual Assistance Planning Declarations PA Appeals Tribal Liaison NDRF Disaster Closeout Public Assistance 406 Hazard Mitigation

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NCEM - Recovery FIT - Recovery FEMA R4 Recovery Division

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FIT-NC Contact Information

Jim Jatko

Recovery 609-675-3747 james.jatko@fema.dhs.gov

Jordan Rink

Planning 202-549-3879 jordan.rink@fema.dhs.gov

David Musick

Preparedness 917-434-8967 david.musick@fema.dhs.gov

Edwardine Marrone

Hazard Mitigation 404-433-3968 edwardine.marrone@fema.dhs.gov

Any Questions

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Thank you. CERT. Any Questions ?